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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
5
Readable fragment notes rise times for celestial bodies with references to moon, sun, and Mercury. Mentions Leo constellation and events around early evening hours. Details are garbled and partially unreadable but indicate typical skywatching items.
In a terse report, Mise Ritchie features as a noted baker's favorite amid an arrest related to the Brethren. Details remain sparse, but the incident centers on Ritchie's connection to local baking circles and a Brethren matter.
Miss Ellen La Motte of the Baltimore Visiting Nurses Association will address the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association meeting in connection with the State Medical Society event at Braddock Heights. Mr. Steele of the State Tuberculosis Association will also attend. The 7 40 p m session at MOA precedes the 9 p m opener of the State Medical Society at Hotel Braddock.
The Rev. Benjamin D. Potter pastor of the Flat Baptist Church Brunswick marries Mira Georgia Arnall daughter of Mrs J M Arnall of Senoia Ga in Senoia Baptist church. The ceremony featured a white duchess satin princess gown wedding party with J Arnall and Luther Arnall as brothers of the bride. After a reception the couple depart for a northern trip and will reside in Brunswick. The bride is Brenan College alumna and Mercer University and Louisville Seminary graduate.
Inco 25 court action proceeds with bond forfeiture set for ten o'clock tomorrow. Official notices indicate Worthing ta a Geoteer on the bepeh.
The column lists church services across denominations in the area. St John’s Catholic Masses, All Saints Protestant, Methodist Episcopal schedules, Presbyterian sermons by Rev Dr Thomas Freeman, Trinity ME, and Lutherans plus Grace Reformed outlines for Sunday School, sermon topics, and upcoming rally and meetings led by local pastors and elders.
Reading text notes reform congregation matters, with Rev. George Albert Soyder and Rev. B. Benob preaching. Sunday and weekday services planned at Christened, Evangelical, and Tabernacle sites. An Evangelical Relévaned church event and colored worship outreach are described alongside pastor L. E. Sufficool's Tabernacle address on The True Sabbath of God.
In 1902 five tuberculosis societies existed with no central association. By 1907 there were 200 associations and 2,100 members in the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Farrand reports 298 institutions nationwide and 363 dispensaries. Reporting laws spread, with nine states requiring reporting and Baltimore’s 1904 exhibition sparking national attention and public awareness.
The city health officer Dr. Ira J. Mc Cardy presents August figures. Births total 21 with 205 meals noted. chronic illness and diphtheria counts appear alongside various entries. The report records immunizations and illnesses including measles and scarlet fever, reflecting the month's public health status.
At a 11:30 am special classis session in Trinity Episcopal Chapel, the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church admitted Rev. John W. Reincke as a member and confirmed assignments for the Thurmont charge. Adjournment followed prayer and benediction by President D. J. Woll.
The list notes multiple residents with ailments across streets including South and North Market. Count, Treasurer George W. Crum, confined at home due to illness, and Mrs Oscar Grosskie recovering at her Church Street home are mentioned. Others show improvement after recent sickness or attacks.
Apparent obituary notice lists multiple individuals and firms in a dense classified style. The names include Connely, Dees, Flewher, Hymn, Kinner, Mosnly, Rensburg, Workong, Workigan, Baker, Heckler, Chad, Ruddock, Simmers, and others with titles and roles, indicating a memorial or notice of deaths and associated parties across a community. The fragmentary text references a two week deadline and a list of names tied to the deceased or related notices.
The funeral for Mrs Cuatlolla Fulmer was held Saturday at Je Rheeere Church with Rev A G Nu officiating. Interment followed at a nearby cemetery. Dorot Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs, also had funeral services in Wilmington with interment planned.
Residents wake to finished pavement in front of Middletown Savings Bank after injunction halted work and a court ruling cleared the project. Authorities say further progress will proceed with Bee guard, awaiting the next steps.
An October event attracted the largest attendance in Montgomery County history with an estimated four hundred people and fifty tons of supplies. Organizers outlined plans for future trips and noted strong community interest in the excursion to Quityeburg.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference capital stock and percentages with numbers like 74 100 and 200 DO 1931 SP, but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to form a factual card.
The insane man captured at Bartholow’s in this county on Friday by Sheriff Myetel and Deputy Sheriff Darner was taken back to the Springfield State Hospital for treatment after being brought from Sykesville. William Schiati of near Hogeratown had sought hospital treatment months ago.
The two men, one white and one colored, detained Sunday on charges of assault in Emmitaburg, were released after Justice Eckatel ruled insufficient evidence. D. P. Okey defended the accused. A separate incident left Clarence Crarer of Hagerstown with a severe cut lip from a weed thrown by a boy, causing swelling.
A jumbled October page lists showings for a Biograph release and a Paty orange daily matinee, plus local flour and bread ads from Cuartanom Fioun and Hanover Fair details. It mentions baker, grain, and milling promotions, driving routes, and a 28th Hanover Fair lineup with attractions and stalls.
Police report Simpson remains at large after alleged incident near the state capital. Officials urge witnesses to come forward and provide any information to aid search efforts.
A local notice describes Brethren Church events including a Wednesday prayer service at 8 PM and weekly outreach efforts. It mentions a guest figure and a prize announcement to be revealed tonight at the service.
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